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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-04-28, Page 20GROCERY ITEMS, 9 .68 58' a-. 58' Borden Cremelle Coffee Creamer 22 oz. Westons Sesame Soft & Crusty Sliced Bread Westons Jam Filled Buns ....... • lb. 48 CASH YOUR FAMILY ALLOWANCE CHEQUE AT THE TENDERSPOT AND OFFER GOOD ON TUESDAYS TO ANY PERSON 65 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER UPON PRESENTATION OF THEIR GOVERNMENT HEALTH & WELFARE IDENTITY CARD. CASH DISCOUNT ON YOUR PURCHASE ON ANY TUESDAY. ON YOUR PURCHASE ONLY. OFFER GOOD ANYTIME. 88' lb. Buy now. CIL lawn and garden fertilizer Golf Green, Grow-All, Weed and Seed, Crab Grass Doctor, Peat Moss, Bone Meal, Sheep Manure, Milorganite. We still have a large selection of lawn shrubs Lean STEW BEEF Family Pack ' lb. 88 Maple Leaf RINDLESS BACON Vac Pack $1.38 SWISS STEAK lb 9.38 Danny's Pure Pork COUNTRY SAUSAGE Family Pack PORK SHOULDER :78' Store COOKEDcd HAM i!1•118 :4111111 Fresh PORK RIBLETS SHOW( RIB ROAST lb. 98' lb. 48, FRESH 1/4 PORK GROCERY ITEMS , Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 8 to 6 Friday 8 to9 - Sat. 8 to 7 Sunday 9 to 6 Aerosol 12 oz. $2. 1 8 27 oz. 1.98 14 oz. 4/1 14 oz. 41$ 60's X1.38 19.z. 2/85' VALUABLE COUPON- REGULAR CUT BLADE ROAST Limit one family size roast per family with coupon and $12 order excluding cigarettes, tobacco and coupon item. Expires May 3, 1977. Ira In on • me White Swan Toilet Tissue 6 rolls $ 1 .38 Sunkist 138's Oranges doz. 78c ENIOR CITIZENS WO MORE REASONS TO SHOP AT BABY BONUS SAVE 6% Prices effective April 27 to May 3 Furniture Polish Pledge Future Floor Wax Rosedale Sweet Peas Rosedale Cream Corn Salado Tea Bags Heinz In Tomato Sauce & Cheese Spaghetti U.S. No. 1 Large Head LETTUCE each 29t * * U.S. Fresh SPINACH 10 az. 484 Canada No. 1 MAC APPLES 1.78 4 qt. basket LIONESS' DONATE TO CANCER — The Grand Bend Lioness' donated $100 to the Canadian Cancer Society last week. Left to right, Mac MacLaren accepts the check on behalf of the North Lambton Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society from Lioness president Sharon Soldan and first vice-president Brenda Haist. photo by McKinley Want ToSeltYporKortoOr.t.00.0.0, GRAND BEND?? CONTACT (;111f1F. 'I' AGENr . Oh* RIO Estate 40'0;06 $1.;:,..Orgild...Boil0;, ••h2035• NOTICE Village of Grand Bend Summer Garbage Collection starts May 16, 1977 and ends October 14, 1977. Schedule will be as follOws: Monday — Plan 24 Wednesday — Southcott Pines, Lake Road, Alber- ta Street, Orchard Street and River Road. Friday — Green Acres, Gill Road, No, 81 Cres- cent, Ausa ble Road, Hwy. 21 North and South. ° Heavy Commercial will have pick-ups Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday if warranted. • atra4D B1rjil40 r _to plION SE #1, It In Business 30 Years PHONE 238-2291 OR 238-2923 Ed Lovie is no longer in our employ. NV DO NOT look for an all star sale in next week's paper but our Anniver- sary Sale with all star values on carpet, paint and wallpaper. It'll be a great sale from great people to deal with. GRAND BEND DECORATING mast6r.,.terse (81,6 15 Main St. 238-8603 NOW OPEN YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS OUT lakewood lentils GRAND BEND, ONTARIO PRIVATE AND GROUP INSTRUCTION PRACTICE CLINICS TENNIS PROGRAMME FOR UP AND COMING JUNIORS LADIES' AND MEN'S PROGRAMMES TOURNAMENTS AND OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS TOP RATED COURTS AT YOUR DISPOSAL SUPERVISION AND HELPFUL HINTS — YOURS FOR THE ASKING MEMBERSHIP PLANS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS For Further Details Call John Goman 238-8507 Grand Bend, North of Golf Course on Hwy. 21 I Twenty one ladies and 10 children attended the Women's institute meeting. Thursday afternoon at the town hall. A display was on view of the ladies winter handwork, including quilts, toys, pictures, jewellery and painting. President, Mrs. Nola Taylor opened with a poem "The Best things in life are free". Roll Call was payment of fees. District Director, Mrs. Alec Hamilton reported on the spring board meeting she attended at Hensall. Plans were finalized for the District annual, which Grand Bend will be hosting, May 19, at PINERY FLEA MARKET OPENING Sun., May 1 Every Sunday Until Sept. 25 Located 3 Miles South of Grand Bend Highway 21 238-8382 First Sunday Featuring Clocks, Watches, Jewellery the United Church. At this time the guest speaker will be Mrs. Herb Maluske, President, of Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario, from Chesley. Reports of all standing com- mittees were given and Mrs. Leroy Bariteau conducted the election of officers for the coming year. Past President-Mrs. Alec Hamilton; President-Mrs, Nola Taylor; Secretary Treasurer- Mrs. Raymond Kading; Ass't Secretary-Treasurer-Mrs. Lillian Brown; District Directors-Mrs. Alec Hamilton; Alternate District Director-Mrs. Ed Gill; Branch Directors-Mrs. Olive Firemen get cash reward As a reward for the "prompt response and effective actions of the Grand Bend Fire Brigade", Bell Aerospace of Canada donated $100 to the Department. The donation was prompted as Grand Bend firefighters had battled a blaze for three hours in the boiler room at sell Aerospace on Friday, April 8. James G. Mills, managing director of the company, ap- preciated the efforts made by the firemen in saving the company from a serious loss. Fire Chief H. Hamilton, and the Grand Bend Volunteer Fire Brigade handed the donation over to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Miller, Mrs, Art Finkbeiner, Mrs. Colin Love, Mrs. Bill Love. Public relations officer-Mrs. Hugh Morenz; Curator-Mrs. Alec Hamilton; Pianist-Mrs. L. Curts; Standing Committee Conveners: Agriculture and Canadian Industry-Mrs. J. Allister; Citizenship and world affairs- Mrs. H. Morenz; Education and Cultural activities-Mrs. C. Lovie; Family and Consumer affairs- Mrs. Gerry Love; Resolutions- Mrs, L. Bariteau; Horticulture- Mrs, Ed Gill; Nominating committee-Mrs. C. Love, Mrs, E. Adams, Mrs. Vern Ridley. Two of the younger members plan to attend the special event being held in Kitchener, July 13, to celebrate the 80th Anniversary Year of the Womens Institute, Next meeting date is changed to May 26, 7:30 p.m. at the Anglican Parish hall, with ex- change of plants. Personals Mrs. Ruth Hendrick, has returned to her home here after spending the winter in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. John Merkies, Southcott Pines, recently at- tended a Greenhouse Growers convention in Chicago. Several from this area at- tended the Craft Fair held last Wednesday in Parkhill United Church. Mr. & Mrs. Mel Douglas, ac- companied by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Mclndoe, have returned home from a holiday in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Gill and Mrs. Raymond Kading were supper guests, Friday night, at the Gill's daughter and family Mr. & Mrs. Jim Reith and boys at Ilderton. Week-end guests with Mrs. Edna Woodburn, were her cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Coleman, Burlington. Visitors during the week with Mrs. Rosa Grigg, were Mrs. Earl Weiburg, London, and Mrs. Annie Sherritt, Parkhill. Visitors during the week-end with Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill, were Rev. and Mrs. H. Dobson, Dungannon, and Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader, Dashwood. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lee, returned home after spending the winter in Phoenix, Arizona. Other folks returning home from the sunny south have been Mr. & Mrs. Doug Paddell, from Fort Meyers Beach, Florida, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Graham, and Mr. & Mrs. Percy Smith who holidayed at Panama City Florida. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Susie Devine were Mr. & Mrs. Bill Vandeworp, Elise, Michelle, Billy and Bobby, Dashwood. Mrs. Mary Broadfoot, Kippen was a dinner guest Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Kennedy. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Flear visited Sunday in London, with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Flear and Mark. Couple observe 71 years wed . Mr. & Mrs. Art Baker observed their 71st Wedding Anniversary Monday, April 25. Both enjoy fairly good health. Mrs. Baker resides at the Bluewater Rest Home at Zurich and Mr. Baker lives at his home in Green Acres, Grand Bend with his daughter, Mrs. Lillian Brown and grandaughter, Alice Brown. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Baker, St. Thomas, visited a day last week, with their great uncle, Mr. Baker. Library starts pattern exchange Commencing May 2 the Grand Bend Branch of Lambton County library is pleased to introduce an exchange of sewing and knitting patterns, on a strictly no obligation basis to the donaters to the librarians, Anyone may donate or ex- change patterns on an honour basis. Any further enquiries will be gladly handled at the library by Mrs. Ann Morton, librarian, or Mrs. Bessie Knight assistant librarian, Telephone number at the library is 238-2067, Gabian Stone Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags Sand & Stone. Gravel Stone for Weeping Beds', EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING LTD.' Crediton 234.6382 Page 20 Times-Advocate, April 28, 1977 Institute choose new slate, display winter handiworks